Yeah but that is just a physical thing because they’re Succubi/Incubi. It’s a “cultural” norm for the race, I personally don’t like stories with large harems once you hit double digits it’s kinda excessive. Plus I feel like you should have an emotional connection with someone if you’re gonna take them into your harem. I guess you could reason that an immortal could have quite a number of women and still have an emotional connection but this is just a young guy so it’s meh.
Edit: The only story I’ve read where the MC seems to treat his women well (not ignoring them after adding them to the harem) is Dual Cultivation by MyLittleBrother and the MC still has plenty of meaningless s*x, of course he is an Immortal who specializes in Dual Cultivation but it’s a unique view on the concept where he doesn’t just use women for his own needs.
I wanna get spoiled i stopped at 450 ish chapters and I can read it again can some1 kindly just spoil me on what has happened
? thanks
Yes its very great but just like any other manhwa there will be some information messing
The foundation is solid, and I enjoy the action and combat system, which is creatively designed. However, there are two significant issues:
1) The interactions between characters often come across as稚嫩、尴尬, and somewhat clumsy in their execution.
2) The pacing is incredibly slow; despite being 50 chapters deep, the story has only progressed to about one week into the academy.
Wow, I've read up to Chapter 103, and I wish I hadn't even gotten past Chapter 1. The main character, Franz, is an alchemist who pretends to be a secret hero for an adventuring party. Instead of focusing on his contracted task to create rare items from monster parts, he uses party funds to gather materials for himself, avoids direct combat, and secretly enchants the hero's sword without being asked. He constructs barriers around the capital using alchemy to keep high-level monsters at bay, but he keeps this information hidden and doesn't explain the situation to others.
Franz is a narcissistic antagonist, expecting praise for his unspoken contributions without acknowledging his actions. He intentionally妨碍了周围冒险者的好运，让他们无法获得丰厚的战利品。同时，他营造了一种虚假的和平假象，直到最后以戏剧性的方式打破这种平衡。
In my view, Franz suffers from a communication problem, unable to express his motivations to others. He communicates effectively with monsters but not with humans, implying a past life as a Japanese reincarnation, perhaps trapped in a dysfunctional group that demanded initiative and anticipation. His actions resemble those of an angst-ridden teenager seeking validation, leading him to release the barriers and unleash monsters for attention.
The story's clichéd elements follow: defeated monsters transform into human-like girls, who live with him, and he effortlessly creates a farm and home despite having minimal architectural knowledge. Combat scenes are lackluster, chapters are brief, and character names change frequently (Reah, Rear, Lia, Ria).
I'll give it 5 stars for the cringe factor, 2 stars for translation quality, 1 star for short chapters, and another 1 star for the absurd plot armor. The average rating would be 2.25 stars, so I'll round down to 2.
Is this any good
almost came close to giving up luckily I still had it in my library
I totally agree with you. Many instances had occurred that the the femail lead had been hurt and provoke by the dark group and others, including her so called relatives, but she just let it go. This is a story for martyrs.
The story screwed up the numbers constantly. From forgetting or adding zeroes to having completely different numbers literally one paragraph later.Not going to lie, though. I was in stitches a lot in this series.Edit: With his farm's ability to create even the most insane martial manuals, I would have absolutely made one for Sun Wukong's 72 Transformations. The clones alone would have made it worth it, but the 72 Transformations had several other crazy abilities.
This was an interesting read
Too repetitive! Kidnapping, threats of abuse and threats of rape... then the fighting breaks out... over and over and over again! Bragging and boasting! No real substance...
Loved this book! The beauty of their pain that ultimately made them stronger